We’ll meet at
8:30 a.m. at The Bruce Company property at 1548 Highway 69 in Verona, WI. Volunteers will get “earthy” building informational kiosks and stations for anglers to clean their waders. Great Lakes Brewery hosts a volunteer appreciation party immediately after the workday at
The Rigby in Madison.
This is a great way to get actively engaged in the invasive species battle, learn about invasive species, and have some fun – not to mention good beer.
We are in need of some tools for this event. Please bring the following if you have them: table saw, circular saw, drills, square and Phillips head bits, squares, tape measures and saw horses.
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Volunteer Training Opportunities – Land & Water Resources
Register here
Registration note: They use SignUp.com. Review the options listed, select a tour time, and and sign up. You will NOT need to create an account or password.
For more information, contact:
Rhea Stangel-Maier, Volunteer Coordinator
Parks Division
Dane County Land & Water Resources Department
5201 Fen Oak Drive
Madison WI 53718
(608) 224-3601; stangel-maier@countyofdane.com
www.danecountyparks.com
Gordon Creek Workday Photos
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Gordon Creek Stream Workday Photos
Saturday, May 7, near Blanchardville
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Watershed Field Day
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Join us for a Watershed Field Day
9 a.m.- 11 a.m. on June 9, 2017
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New Members – May 2017
Welcome New Members
We’re pleased to announce the addition of the following new members to our ranks!
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Fly Tying: Quill Gordon
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by Rusty Dunn
We are a nation of immigrants … a melting pot, where cultures and traditions imported from abroad adapt, evolve, and meld into a uniquely new society. The history of American fly fishing is much the same. Fly angling as we know it developed in Great Britain, often by a privileged upper class. The methods, however, emigrated to America along with the hard working early settlers. Fly angling then adapted to the new geography, took root in America’s tremendous natural resources, and grew into the magnificent pastime that we honor and protect today.
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Saturday, May 6, 2017 Workday
Last Updated: May 19, 2017 by Drew Kasel Leave a Comment
Our last Spring workday will be Saturday, May 6, at a newly acquired DNR easement on Gordon Creek. The DNR is wanting to add more easements in this area and clearing out this section will help to convince other land owners to sign up for an easement. After the work, there will be brats and beer provided by the easement property owner, Kriss Marion, and the Blanchardville Women’s Club to say thank you.
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Newscasts – May 2017
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Build Wader Washing Stations to Stem Spread of Invasives
Saturday, April 22, 2017 Workday – New Location
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Our Saturday, April 22 workday, which was scheduled for Salmo Pond, has been moved to the Wolf Run Trail further downstream on Black Earth Creek. The workday is being moved as the DNR was able to get more work done at that location than expected, so there is no work for us.
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Newscasts – April 2017
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